Back to Regularity and Back to a Short, Effective Workout Routine

Summer has been over and the winter breaks are concluding.

There is a new year and a new semester is upon us. The daily routines are now getting back in order. What does that mean for you? Staying fit through the hassle of your schedule filling up. It can be a huge concern when we try to align our actions with those New Year’s resolutions, that we may never attain.

While the regret might be what we are eating, something might inspire you to want to change. You could find inspiration almost anywhere. Scroll on your devices, ask your friends and followers what they do to stay healthy or fit, and keep your options open. An effective routine that you can add is one that will allow you to do it almost anywhere.

In the Summer, people are somewhere tropical, on vacation, poolside barbecuing and relaxing – as it should be – but the fitness and eating routine has suffered. From the cocktails to the over indulgence in appetizers have caught up.

“Believe it or not, the biggest spike in fitness and business, far more than January, happens in September,” says leading Nutritionist and Personal Trainer, Sloane Davis.

This is the point where you are regretting packing on the pounds and figuring out what the next step is going to be. Is it going to step your way up the stair master? Or will you be contemplating a schedule at the gym? No worries. Davis is here to teach you how to juggle it all.

Sloane is a mother of two. Throughout her 30’s and 40’s she starved herself so that the scale read a certain number. Hungry, unhappy and deprived, in her 40’s she decided to end the obsession with food, intense cardio and on transition her mind and body – and it most certainly worked out for her.

The exercises you can do at home with minimal equipment to transform your legs, arms, abs, and butt in a month! A 15/20 minute workout that will keep you in shape through holiday craziness. Exercises you can do right outside your door and neighborhood.

Exercising with your family – core training or creating a new year fitness challenges everyone will love – includes a swing set. Why detoxes, cleanses or a 12- week challenge doesn’t work – they actually result in weight gain.

You can also try starting with flexible dieting. It is simply counting the micronutrients to accomplish your fitness goal. This allows you to eat any foods you like as long as they fit within your daily budget. Eating carbs and losing weight: carbs are not bad foods – they are essential for energy, fuel and help your body recover.

Davis is now 46 and is teaching others to have a healthy relationship with food and to start a workout plan that fits your lifestyle. In less than two years, she has helped transform the mind and bodies of thousands of clients and connects with thousands of people around the world daily.

Davis’ plans allow for workouts at home, on the road or in the gym and you don’t have to spend hours to get results. She is offering the following abdominal workout with your readers to help motivate and get back on the “core” track.

Sloane Davis is a Certified Nutritionist and Personal Trainer who has helped thousands of people, both men and women, around the world get in to top shape both mentally and physically. Sloane has her undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Arts from Syracuse University and became accredited through ISSA with her degree in Sports Nutrition and Personal Training. She works personally and online with thousands of clients around the US and globally.